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Shares of Celgene Corp. fell in Monday's extended session after the drug maker decided not the pursue approval for use of Revlimid, a lymphoma drug, in maintenance therapy following a late stage study. The clinical study had evaluated the impact of Revlimid on survival rates along with a placebo. "The interim analysis of overall survival, a key secondary endpoint, showed no benefit in the Revlimid arm," said Celgene in a statement. Celgene shed 2.4% after hours.

Zenefits on Monday announced its first settlement with a state insurance regulator over the improper sales practices of some of its employees.

Zenefits on Monday announced its first settlement with a state insurance regulator over the improper sales practices of some of its employees.

Noodles & Co. shares fell more than 7% late Monday after news Kevin Reddy is stepping down as CEO and chairman, effectively immediately. The company's board of directors has appointed Robert Hartnett as chairman and Dave Boennighausen, Noodles & Co.'s chief financial officer, as interim CEO. The board has started a search for external and internal candidates for a permanent executive, Noodles & Co. said in a statement. In the same statement, the company forecast its comparable-store... Читать дальше...

Analysts will be looking beyond e-commerce to Prime and cloud service offerings in the second-quarter earnings announcement.

Analysts will be looking beyond e-commerce to Prime and cloud service offerings in the second-quarter earnings announcement.

Texas Instruments Inc. shares rallied in the extended session Monday after the chip maker topped Wall Street estimates for the quarter and offered a strong outlook. Texas Instruments shares surged 6% to $70.22 after hours. The company reported second quarter earnings of 76 cents a share on revenue of $3.27 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast 72 cents a share on revenue of $3.2 billion. Texas Instruments forecast third-quarter earnings of 81 cents to 91 cents a share on revenue... Читать дальше...

Most surviving spouses simply rollover their deceased spouse's retirement assets into their own account.

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Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. has agreed to buy Crimson Trace Corp. for $95 million, in a deal utilizing cash on hand, the gun maker said late Monday. Crimson Trace, a leader in laser sighting systems and tactical lightning for firearms, has been a "key supplier" for Smith & Wesson, and will serve "as an ideal platform for our new Electro-Optics Division," Smith & Wesson said in a statement. Shares of Smith & Wesson rose 0.4% in late trading after ending the regular session up 2.5%.

Shares of Gilead Sciences Inc. declined in Monday's extended session after the biopharmaceutical company lowered its 2016 outlook on product sales despite turning in better-than-expected quarterly earnings. Gilead reported its second-quarter earnings fell to $3.5 billion, or $2.58 a share, from $4.49 billion, or $2.92 a share, a year earlier. Excluding charges and other items, Gilead would have earned $3.08 a share. Revenue decreased to $7.78 billion from $8.24 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet... Читать дальше...

Sanmina Corp. shares fell in the extended session Monday after the electronics manufacturing services provider's earnings were in-line but their outlook range slanted to the downside of Wall Street estimates. Sanmina shares dropped 12% to $25.61 after hours. The company expects adjusted fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of 64 cents to 68 cents on revenue of $1.68 billion to $1.73 billion. Analysts surveyed by FactSet estimate 67 cents a share on revenue of $1.72 billion. For the fiscal third quarter... Читать дальше...

Most investors suffer from home-country bias.

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Developers are offering small apartments on less desirable floors to high-end buyers, so their nannies, personal assistants and chefs have only a short elevator commute to the penthouse where they work

After a memorable week of dramatic rhetoric and lofty promises from Donald Trump in Cleveland, Ohio, it will be Hillary Clinton’s turn in the spotlight as the Democrats kick off their convention in Philadelphia on Monday. That may be bad news for the stock market.

After a memorable week of dramatic rhetoric and lofty promises from Donald Trump in Cleveland, Ohio, it will be Hillary Clinton’s turn in the spotlight as the Democrats kick off their convention in Philadelphia on Monday. That may be bad news for the stock market.

Express Scripts Holding Co. shares fell late Monday as the pharmacy-benefit management company's second-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations. Express Scripts said it earned $721 million, or $1.13 a share, in the second quarter, up 20% from the year-ago period. Adjusted for one-time items, the St. Louis-based company said it earned $999 million, or $1.57 a share, in the quarter, compared with $1.44 a share in the second quarter of 2015. Sales reached $25.2 million in the quarter... Читать дальше...

U.S. stocks closed lower Monday, retreating from record levels as investors were cautious ahead of a deluge of earnings, data releases and central bank meetings. A drop in oil prices hit energy and materials stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 77.86 points, 0.4% to 18,492.99, the S&P 500 index declined 6.55 points, or 0.3% to 2,168.48, while the Nasdaq Composite Index ended the session 2.53 points, or less than 0.1%, lower at 5,097.63.

U.S. stocks finish lower as energy sector weighs

CLSA analyst Jay Defibaugh warned clients two weeks ago that Nintendo’s Pokémon Go-related rally was nearsighted

CLSA analyst Jay Defibaugh warned clients two weeks ago that Nintendo’s Pokémon Go-related rally was nearsighted

CLSA analyst Jay Defibaugh warned clients two weeks ago that Nintendo’s Pokémon Go-related rally was nearsighted

Sprint’s stock enjoyed its biggest one-day gain since SoftBank Corp. took control three years ago, helped by its ad campaign starring Paul Marcarelli, a former Verizon spokesperson.

The theft and leak of embarrassing Democratic National Committee emails created a political firestorm at the party’s convention and prompted Democratic allegations of involvement by the Russian government.